Talmage Endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Remedy
Revered preacher Talmage credits Dr. Greene's Nervura with restoring his health after overwork. He urges believers and the sick to try this blood and nerve remedy, praising its strength-giving powers and warning against substitutes. He cites office contact at 1400 Mass Ave Washington DC and recommends seeking physician guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Greene
Dr. Talmage
Talmage
Mass. Ave
Washington, D. C
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Woman Vanishes From Salem Home Found Near Boston
Allen Rouse reported missing after leaving for bakery January 25. Police traced her to a public poorhouse on Long Island where she was found. She left with only a thin covering and her son was her only companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rouse
Salem An
Bennet
Boston
Long Island
Widow Searched After Missing From Bakery Visit
Mrs Rouse widow Ellen Doyle vanished after her mind reportedly faltered and she sought medical advice to avoid insanity hospitalization. Relatives later learned she had been admitted to Long Island poorhouse on the day she disappeared, with locals reporting a demented wanderer found and cared for by Boston charitable authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Five Years for Polygamy Case in Everett
Herbert M. Coates pleaded guilty to polygamy and was sentenced yesterday to State Prison for four and a half to five years. The first day includes solitary confinement. He lived in Everett and reportedly held public receptions for wife No. 2 while wife No. 1 resided eleven miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Coates
Coates
Everett
Dana Resigns as President of New England Conservatory
A. A. Dana resigns after seven years as president of the New England Conservatory of Music. He cites a heavy workload with multiple roles, including Epworth Theological School treasurer and trustee, and civil service reform work. Dana will stay on the board and assist the institution as a trustee.
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Richard H. Dana
New England Conservatory of Music
Friends of
Dana
Conservatory
Post
Epworth Theological School of
Cambridge
Associated Charities
Cambridge Civil Service Reform Association
National Civil Service Reform League
Conservatory of Music
America
Boston
New England Conservatory
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure for Nervous Digestion
Rochester woman credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with relief from chronic nervous dyspepsia after years of suffering. Ad claims tablets aid digestion using fruit acids and peptones, sold 50 cents a pack with a mail order offer for an information booklet.
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H. M. Lee
Rochester
N. Y
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Pneumatic Transit Granted City Access for Street Use
The mayor signed an aldermanic order giving the Boston Pneumatic Transit Company use of most city streets. The company shall pay a percentage of gross receipts to the city, starting at 1 2 percent and rising by 1 4 percentage point annually to reach 2 12 percent, after which it remains fixed. The contract requires annual examination of the company's books.
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Boston Pneumatic Transit Company
Everett Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting And Banquet
The Everett Medical Society gathered at Youngs Hotel for its annual meeting and banquet with Dr. E E Brown presiding. Officers elected include Dr E E Brown president Dr E C Newton secretary and Dr F W Sawyer treasurer. Damons instrumental orchestra provided music and many physicians plus guests attended.
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Everett Medical Society
Young’s Hotel
E. E. Brown
Everett
E. C. Newton
F. W. Sawyer
Damon Instrumental Orchestra
George E. Butterick
J. S. Norton
Boiler explosion blocks street at North Brighton abattoir
An engine boiler exploded at the North Brighton abattoir while delivering freight in front of A Brackett's coal wharf. Fireman E E Harding was found stunned, with eye injuries from dust after the blast. Three carloads of wild steers attached to the engine were unharmed. The blast damaged nearby properties including Wexford street residents and John Green's yard, with a large boiler fragment and a heavy bell found on a hill. The cause is alleged to be water shortage in the boiler.
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North Brighton
A. Brackett
E. E. Harding
Day Street
Roxbury
Wexford Street
John Green Hetrs
North
Beacon Street
Oleo Oil Works
Reunion after 20 years unites mother and son in Maine
North Anson Maine resident Ernest O Pratt locates his mother after a 20 year separation tied to a Lowell disappearance nineteen years ago. Mrs George Wilson recalls her husband vanished in 1879 with their son Ernest and now seeks reunion with her missing family member.
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Haverhill
North Anson
Ernest O. Pratt
Lowell
Mr. Pratt
George Wilson
Ernest
Amesbury
Anson
Largest City Real Estate Deal Closed At Private Terms
The sale of 400 Washington Street and 81 and 83 Hawley Street was finalized yesterday. The property, valued at 592 500 dollars, was bought by Oliver Ames, Samuel Carr and Oliver Mink as trustees of the Fred L. Ames estate. Terms remain private.
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Washington Street
Hawley Street
Oliver Ames
Samuel Carr
Oliver Mink
Fred L. Ames
L Road to Enter Belmont Hearing On Railway Location
Boston Elevated Railway seeks Belmont location to extend from Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge to Belmont center. No opposition presented at the hearing held by railroad commissioners. matter taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Belmont
Prentiss Cummings
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Adaimment
Local man charged with threatening school street money lender
Inspectors McGarr and Kelly yesterday afternoon arrested C. Edwin Holland of Revere aged % for threatening on Monday to accuse John F. Canning of larceny to extort money.
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McGarr and Kelly
C. Edwin Holland
Revere
John F. Canning
School Street
Court martial adjourns in Carter embezzlement case
The court martial hearing charges of conspiracy embezzlement and conduct unbecoming an officer against Captain O M Carter adjourned until tomorrow. Testimony sought concerns the payment of drafts totaling over 2 000 000 dollars to banking firms in connection with contracts endorsed by Captain Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. M. Carter
Carter
Royal Duel and Divorce Shocks Vienna Court
Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg Gotha seeks divorce from Princess Louise of Belgium amid a February 18 duel. The couple’s troubled marriage stems from long running love affairs that have long stirred discussion in Vienna.
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Vienna
Prince Philip
Saxe-Coburg Gotha
Louise
Belgium
Leopold
Philip
Dreyfus Wife Remains Hopeful Amid Trial Outlook
Mme. Dreyfus says despair is absent as she notes improved outlook due to Zola's trial. She asserts Emperor William knows the truth and bears history’s responsibility, predicting he may speak in years to come.
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Paris
Mme. Dreyfus
M. Zola
France
William
Tour to Washington by rail with Wagner palace cars
Special train of Wagner vestibule palace cars runs April 1 via Fitchburg railroad. Under the Pennsylvania railroad tourist system, twenty five dollars covers all expenses. Apply to D. N. Bell tourist agent 205 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fitchburg Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
Denis Cronin Death Noted by Sheridan Club
Philip H. Sheridan Club adopted resolutions on the death of late Brother Denis Cronin, honoring his service and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Sheridan Club
Denis Cronin
Appeal to Supreme Court for Stay of Execution
Barnes seeks a stay from the Supreme Court with his hanging set for Friday. Attorney John L. O Neill appeared before Chief Justice Field and before the full court to seek relief. District Attorney Weir opposed intervention, saying no new evidence or haste justification exists. Preparations for the execution proceed at East Cambridge jail with a reused scaffold and a guard patrol.
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Supreme Court
Lorenzo W. Barnes
Barnes
John L. O'Neill
Field
O’neill
Fendant
Weir
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
James E. Nolan
Along the Water Front Afloat and ashore in Boston harbor news
British consul general assists rescued crew of the ill fated Legislator as ships depart for home. The Philadelphian carries fifteen. Columbian sails for London with nine more. five wounded aboard Chelsea Hospital to be shipped. Wrecking lighter Bull moves Camilla for repairs. Ship brokers and captains change posts as cargoes and crews gather at East Boston and Charlestown. A busy harbor with dozens of vessels, pilots, and steamers arriving and leaving as repairs progress.
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Dominick Colnaghi
Flowergate
McCollum
Chelsea Marine Hospital
Bull
Camilla
de Butts & Daggett’s
Samuel J. Golding
Delong & Seaman
Central Street
New Brunswick
Charles F. Buckard
Gloucester
Boston
Georgie Villard
F. A. Rich
Portland
Liberty
James Murdock
John Leary
Charley Nelson
Liverpool
Roman
Vittoria
Matanzas
Cuba
Johnston
British Empire
London
Sagamore
Warren
Ottoman
Barrowmore
Etolia
Avonmouth
Eng
Caldera
Rio Janeiro
Barbadoes
Paul Revere
Glendon
Edward O'Brien
Cebu
Beverly
Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jam
William H. Conant
E. L. Conant
D. Battersby
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement asserts that coughing stops instantly with Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and urges keeping a bottle in the home for ready relief.
Sugar Coming as Vittoria Reports Cuban Cargo
Captain Wetherill of the steamer Vittoria reports loading about 23 009 bags of sugar at Cardenas and Matanzas, arriving from Cuba yesterday and leaving Matanzas on February 28. He notes 400 000 bags expected from Matanzas province this season, while shipments from Cardenas Sagua and Havana will be small.
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Wetherill
Vittoria
Cuba
Cardenas
Matanzas
Sagua
Havana
Lifeboat sighted aboard Armenian liner arrives
Among yesterday's arrivals was the Leyland liner Armenian under Captain McConkey from Liverpool in under nine days. McConkey reports passing a lifeboat with two masts stepped in likely abandoned by the La Champagne's third officer and volunteer crew.
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McConkey
Liverpool
la Champagne
American Wringer Co Advertises at Franklin and Arch
The American Wringer Company advertises clothes wringers man gles and carpet sweepers from 77 and 79 Franklin street and 80 Arch street. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Tweed's Linament Remains A Family Pain Remedy
The advertisement touts Tweed's Linament as a superior healer and pain killer made from alcohol and essential oils. It claims wide availability in druggists and positions it as a trusted family remedy.
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Tweed
Linament
Ivorine Washing Powder Praised by A Model
A model praises Ivorine Washing Powder for washing dishes of all kinds and calls it indispensable. The Suberb Toilet Soap cake included in every package is highlighted as a charm that makes Ivorine popular with housekeepers.
Stewart Denounces Bankruptcy Bill In Senate Debate
In the Senate on March 1 Mr Hoar urged nonconcurrence in House amendments to the bankruptcy bill. Mr Stewart condemned the measure as diabolical and aimed at starving the poor debtor. Discussions also covered the Alaskan homestead and railway right of way bill. A resolution by Mr Bacon of Georgia to place a bronze tablet in the Capitol honoring Maine disaster officers and sailors was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoar
House
Stewart
Bacon
Georgia
Capitol
Maine
Loud bill advances in House on second class matter
The House began consideration of the Loud bill on second class matter. An amendment would allow sample copies up to 10 percent of bona fide circulation to travel at pound rates, reducing opposition. Loud cited a $40,000,000 subsidy to newspapers accessing mails at pound rates and loading costs of about 8 cents per pound. Debate continues until Thursday vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Loud
Cabinet Discusses Outrage Against Southern Postmasters
Washington March 1 Cabinet discussed outrages on two Republican postmasters in the South. Freeman at Ada Ga was assassinated before entering duties. Lake City S C post office abolished. Southern press denounces the incidents as the department pledges inquiry.
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Washington
South
Lake City
S. C
Atla
Freeman
Ada
Fatal fall on marble boat at Fiske's wharf
John Doherty a 40 year old longshoreman residing near Garden Court street fell from rigging onto the deck of a vessel at Fiske's wharf yesterday at about 11 am. He suffered a compound skull fracture and died at Emergency Hospital at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
Garden Court Street
Fiske’s Wharf
Personally Conducted Tour to Washington for Teachers
Teachers are invited on a specially organized April 1 train to Washington aboard Wagner Palace Cars via Fitchburg Route. The $25 rate covers Easter vacation travel with a Philadelphia stop, and is managed by the Pennsylvania R R Tourist Bureau guaranteeing first class service. J R Watson Fitchburg Boston will provide itinerary on request.
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Washington
Fitchburg R. R
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
R. R. Tourist Bureau
J. R. Watson
Gen's Pass
Agt
Boston
Mass
Pond's Extract: Instant relief for violent stomach inflammation
RUH R. Woodruff of Little Rock Arkansas testifies in 1894 that Pond's Extract cured a violent stomach inflammation deemed hopeless by physicians. He details rapid relief within hours and lasting benefits from washing the stomach, noting Witch Hazel was inferior and price is higher but superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Ruh R. Woodruff
Little Rock, Ark
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Free Press
Washington St
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DR. King
DR. King CO
Jordan’s & White's
A. A. Dana
N. E. Conservatory of Music
Everett’s Doctors
Brighton
Ernest Pratt
Edward J. Ratcliffe
Blackwell’s Island Penitentiary
Alice Delacy Ratcliffe
Hood
C. I. Hood
Nolan
S. Lamb
H. K. Stiles
Annette J. Warner
Frank P. Knight
William Livingstone
F. J. Merrill
J. R. Pringle
Thomas
Richard %. Collins
Warren Line
Sachem
Fenton
President Roads
Charlestown
Bridgetown
N. S
Jonesport
S. G. Watts
Edwin Smith
Splane Bros
Mayflower
Alexander McGregor
North America
Dominion Atlantic Railway Company of London
Yarmouth
Prince Edward Simpson
Henry J. Pain
Lverine
J. B. Williams Co
Glastonbury, Ct
Williams
Maine Memorial
Maurice
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Bolles
Julia Bolles
Charles M. Bolles
Matilda M
Mark . Lynch
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